Revanth Reddy Mocks Trump: “Implements What He Dreams at Night”
Hyderabad, Sept 19 (Maxim News): Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy made sarcastic comments against the United States President Donald Trump on imposing heavy tariffs on various countries of the world, stating that what he dreams in the night, he tries to implement during the day.
The Chief Minister responded and made such comments. He said that the games of people like Trump will not last long. He said that Trump is implementing what he had dreamed at night. Trump reminded me that one day he called Prime Minister Modi a friend and then imposed a 50 percent tariff on India. He said that if visas are not granted to Indians, it will be a loss for America. On this occasion, Revanth Reddy sarcastically said that there would be Trump in Telangana too. CM Revanth clarified that if visas are not given to Indians, it will be a loss for America. (Maxim News)
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